Functions

Question 1

Nastrals

Answer 1

Warm air on inhalation a and removes moisture on exhalation. Also openings

Question 2

Bronchi

Answer 2

Are the main passage way into the lungs that supply the lungs with air

Question 3

Alveoli

Answer 3

Assist in oxygen and CO2 change

Question 4

Pharynx

Answer 4

To transfer food from the mouth to the esophagus and to warm moisten and filter air

Question 5

Esophagus

Answer 5

To carry food, liquids and saliva from the mouth to the stomach

Question 6

Epiglottis

Answer 6

A flap that prevents food and water from going down the lungs

Question 7

Left lung

Answer 7

oxygenating the left side of ur brain helps oxygenate from the air breath to are red cells and take out the co2 when we breathe out

Question 8

Blood vessel

Answer 8

Oxygenating the left side of your brain and carries blood away from it to the heart

Question 9

Capillaries

Answer 9

Carries blood provides oxygen and nutrients to the skin and tissues (high in co2)

Question 10

Rib cage

Answer 10

Protects the vital organs and blood vessels

Question 11

Bronchioles

Answer 11

Tiny air ways that carry oxygen to the alveoli and helps stabilize breathing

Question 12

Trachea windpipe

Answer 12

Keeps lungs clean, provides air flow to and from the lungs and a passage of air to the bronchi

Question 13

Larynx vocal box

Answer 13

It allows air to be directed into respiration organs for gas exchange

Question 14

Diaphragm muscle membrane

Answer 14

Separated chest cavity from abdomen. Responsible for breathing sneezing and coughing

Question 15

The muscles attached to these bones aid in breathing

Answer 15

Ribs

Question 16

The back of the throat located just above the larynx

Answer 16

Pharynx

Question 17

Location of the vocal cords

Answer 17

Larnyx

Question 18

During exhalation the chest cavity ——- in size

Answer 18

Decreases

Question 19

The movement of air into and out of the lungs

Answer 19

Breathing

Question 20

The two structures inside the chest cavity shock expand when filled with air

Answer 20

Lungs

Question 21

Warms and cleans air moving into the body

Answer 21

Nasal cavity

Question 22

This gas is a waste product of cells and is removed from the during exhalation

Answer 22

Carbon dioxide

Question 23

A flap that covers the opening to the trachea during swallowing

Answer 23

Epiglottis

Question 24

Tube that carries air from the mouth to the lungs

Answer 24

Trachea

Question 25

The two tubes that the trachea branches into in order to ventilate each lung

Answer 25

Bronchi

Question 26

Tiny vessels often 1 cell in diameter which surround the Alveoli

Answer 26

Capillaries

Question 27

During inhalation the chest cavity —– in size

Answer 27

Increases

Question 28

Tiny sac in the lungs that are the site of gas exchange with the blood

Answer 28

Alveoli

Question 29

The process of taking oxygen into the body and releasing carbon dioxide

Answer 29

Respiration

Question 30

This has is needed by the cells of the body for their proper function

Answer 30

Oxygen

Question 31

Narrow, branching tubes in the lungs that lead to the alveoli

Answer 31

Bronchioles

Question 32

A sheet of muscle stretching across the bottom of the chest cavity which is responsible for inhalation and exhalation

Answer 32

Diaphragm

Question 33

Openings to the nasal cavity

Answer 33

Nostrils

Question 34

Nasal cavity

Answer 34

It moistens warms cleans and smells air.